'THE ULTIMATE PERSONIFICATION OF EVIL'
25 YEARS AFTER FREDDY GOODE’S EXECUTION FOR THE ABDUCTION AND MURDER OF CAPE CORAL’S JASON VERDOW, MANY ARE STILL HAUNTED BY THE MEMORY OF THE MAN CALLED ...
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“Some guy’s on the line, asking for you,” the young copy clerk announced as she stood at my desk in the newsroom of the St. Petersburg Times. “He sounds kooky, weird. He yells. You might take a pass on this one.”
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Punta Gorda Police announce holiday patrols
As the 2009 holiday season approaches, and during a time of particularly difficult economic conditions, the Punta Gorda Police Department is implementing measures to provide and promote a safe environment for the community with high profile, proactive patrols during the holiday season. Full Story
Hueys: Fascinating flying machines
Owner did his research before launching business devoted to Huey helicopters
Before embarking on a career, Mike Turner conducted thorough research. Hoping that his life’s work would tie into a love for travel, he thought he might delve into something export-related. In particular, he found helicopters to be fascinating flying machines, and wondered if that could be his area of expertise. Full Story
Dealing with business blabber-mouths
Did you know Bob was the actual brain behind the invention of the wheel back in 8,000 B.C.? No, it wasn’t Chuck, as everyone previously thought. Chuck just happened to be the one who visited from camp to camp, village to village, and cave to cave telling everyone about the top-secret project that would be changing their lives in a mysterious and dramatic way. Full Story
Custom glass etchings enrich interiors
People looking for some splash in their bathrooms don’t have to go overboard.
A custom glass etching on a shower enclosure or partition does much to bring life to a residential bathroom, especially in custom construction and remodels, when ornamental features easily can be included. Full Story
KOVELS: ANTIQUES & COLLECTING
The evolution of the cookstove
The 20th-century inventions of microwave and convection ovens and prepackaged foods have made it possible to make a 30-minute dinner. But 18thcentury American family meals required hours to prepare. Food was caught or harvested and canned, smoked or carefully stored — but that was only the beginning. The fireplace was used for heat and cooking. Full Story
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. THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 8 P.M.
Three Tenors
Christmas
Jose Carreras, Placido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti and the Vienna Symphony perform holiday songs . FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 8:30 P.M.
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